In
addition to scholarships from the Miss Washington County Scholarship
Organization, said executive director Jen Moser, sponsor Oregon
Institute of Technology and its president, Chris Maples, are giving the young
women in-kind scholarships -- $2,000 renewable for four years for a
total of $8,000 -- to Oregon Institute of Technology. The teen winner
also receives a $500 advance college credit that can cover up to 20
credit hours of college courses while she is still in high school.